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Learning the Latest Signs of a Stroke the Hard Way

September 21, 2018

And why I never leave home without my Emergency Contact Bracelet. It used to be that the acronym FAST was the best way to tell if someone was having a […]

Back to School with Food Allergies: Gear to Make it Easier

August 24, 2018

By Tami Pyles, Founder Thrive On Consulting Make food allergy management at school a little easier with these tools and resources: FOR LUNCHTIME Quality Lunch Box with Reusable Containers– You […]

1 Critical Water Safety Tip NOT emphasized enough

July 26, 2018

Accidental death by drowning is the leading cause of death in children under 5 years old in the U.S. And the drowning rates are highest among 1 to 2 year […]

Celiacs Awareness: More Options at the Table

May 16, 2018

Last week the nation celebrated “Eat What You Want Day”. In honor of Celiacs Awareness Month (May), we felt it necessary to celebrate how far we have come as a […]

Hiring Autistic Workers – no need for medical id bracelets

April 5, 2018

Tech Giants don’t need to ID Autistic workers No Autistic medical Id is needed at tech giants like Microsoft and SAP because they don’t see autism as a disability but […]

A Young Stroke Survivor Story: My Medical ID Bracelet Gives me Peace of Mind

February 28, 2018

Getting a Medical ID bracelet for safety is something I never thought about after my stroke. I’m still young, so at times I have an attitude of invincibility, which is […]

Random Acts of Kindness

February 16, 2018

Somehow the month of February was proclaimed the month to perform random acts of kindness. I love the idea ever since I saw an article in the paper in the […]

Great News for Type 1 Diabetes Research

February 11, 2018

Congress passed the Continuing Resolution on February 9 that fully funded the SPD – Special Diabetes Program. This is vital to the Type 1 Diabetes community as the renewal will […]

Show L.O.V.E. for Those with Food Allergies

February 5, 2018

For those with food allergies, holidays can be a scary time with all of the food that is typically involved in parties, events and social activities. Valentine’s Day is no […]

Speak Out About Allergies

January 25, 2018

Airline travelers inconsiderate of those with allergies I have to share a story I encountered months back. I was traveling on a major airline and in my row across the […]

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